Bacterial pneumonia caused most deaths in 1918 flu, probably from wearing masks. Paper on NIH. French and German, and multiple papers reporting on autopsies conducted on influenza victims. From a pool of more than 2,000 publications that appeared between 1919 and 1929, the researchers identified 118 key autopsy series reports.
In total, the autopsy series they reviewed represented 8,398 individual autopsies conducted in 15 countries. The published reports “clearly and consistently implicated secondary bacterial pneumonia caused by common upper respiratory flora in most influenza fatalities,” says Dr. Morens.
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65 examples of Co.vid fraud with source links. People who don’t even show up for a test still get a positive test, a lab is double reporting lab tests. People die from cancer or something else but it’s still counted as a coronavirus death. Fruit and goat also test positive, but the test does not work on them. The PCR test doesn’t detect an infection, that’s not how it works. https://pastebin.com/HR961ucb
Studies show the COVID-19 PCR tests are highly inaccurate with an 80% error rate. It’s a new virus so it will take another year or more to create an accurate test. https://wordsalad.info/2020/07/sensitivity-of-covid-19-tests-is-poor-for-days-0-7-of-symptoms-and-also-for-asymptomatic-people/ and https://wordsalad.info/2020/05/covid-19-tests-are-broken-all-showed-positive-for-a-goat-fruit-and-more/
21 examples of problems with masks, with studies, CDC, World Health Organization and doctor recommendations against masks. Some people should not wear masks, including people with anxiety, depression, diabetes, COPD, etc. https://pastebin.com/Y4iPrimn
91% of COVID-19 deaths are age 55 and over and most of those had pre-existing conditions like obesity, diabetes, heart disease. See spreadsheet tab “Death Pct by age”. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1F96BdbeeLIWLSqhXQYTZTAwOEjcxD2k76ambnp4qjRo/edit?usp=sharing The Table 1 source is sketchy CDC weekly numbers dated Nov 12, 2020, which combine death by COVID-19, influenza, and pneumonia. Why would the CDC have to exaggerate COVID numbers by combining them with other illnesses?
